Evening Star Newspaper, December 16, 1926, Page 43

1825 F ST. NEWS 1325 F STREET H ouse of Kuppenheimer Ci lorhes Glfts to Be Had at $5.00 or Le.ss Imported Engiish Arsbian Mochs Gloves, triple sewn Back G sewn Exclusive Display of Genwine Pcinted-by-Hand Men's Neckwear THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, ADVOCATE MILITIA | Abe Martin Says: INPENSION OFFIGE Commissioners Write Smoot, Favoring Plan— Stephan Sponsors Use of Building. The District Commissioners vester- day gave their indorsement to a pro- posal to permanently establish the District Militia in the Pension Office Building. Writing to Senator Reed Smoot of Utah, chairman of the Public Build- ings Commission, the Commissioners declared that the Pension Office Butld- ing “would serve the purpose of an armory for that organization admir- ably for the reason that the large open area in the interior of the build- ing could be utilized for drill pur- poses.” They also pointed out that if this frock WelgrAfeRt could be tblle there would | L. Diamedest thing is borrowin’ f¥0d be no necessity for the enactment of | Coats an’ plug hats t' pay homage. the legislation now pending in Congres (Conyricht. 1920.) for a new building to house the organ- ization and a saving might be effected in the rental for quarters which is contained in the District appropriation act. Next t' robbin’ Peter t' pay Paul, -~ at home in a minute by briskly stir- ring the powder in hot or cold water. No A propozal Is before the commission to locate the armory in the Pension Office Building when the general ac counting office, using it, 1s allocated to a new structure called for in the public building program. Maj. Gen. Anton Stephan, commanding officer of the militia, is keenly in favor of the plan. The building 1s ideally situated for the use of the militia, he told the Commissioners, and if turned over to that organization, space could be set aside for meetings of veterans’ organ- I.lalmns. 7 Whisky Mm'ed to Claimant. Justice Hitz of the District Supremes Court yesterday ordered the return | of 18 quarts of Scotch whisky to Joseph_Jacobs, who opposed a_libel proceeding instituted by the United States to condemn the whisky after the Police Court had quashed a search warrant under which the Intoxicants had been seized. Attorney T. Morris ‘Wampler appeared for the claimant of the whisky. between meals, or upon retiring. Food-Drink, quickly relieves faintness or hunger 0., THURSDAY, DECEMBER 16, 1926. PHILIPPINE RELICS PROVE OLD CULTURE Explorations Near Manila Show Race Lived There 20,000 Years Ago. BY WALTER ROBB. By Radlo to The Star and Chicago Daily News. (Copyright, 1026.) MANILA, P. 1., December 16— Dr. H. Otley Beyer of the University of the Philippines has just discovered relics near Manila which he claims will prove the txistence of stone-age culture on the island of Luzon 18,000 years before Christ. This culture, he claims, has been Malayan for at least several thousand vears. The earliest foreign contacts were Indlan and Arablan. The Chl- nese contacts came much later from the Sung to the Ming dynasty. Speci- mens of Arabic and Indian centacts include Indian glass beads, bracelets and dangles and Arablan pottery. Probable early Malayan cultureg are indicated by many polished and un- polished stone implements. There are axes with a shoulder for fastening the handle that are mnot found in Asian stone relics found among other Malayan relics. The collection includes several hun- “ask for Horlick's The ORIGINAL \ Malted Milk For Infants, Invalids, the Aged, Nursing Mothers, Chlldl-. stc. For all members of the family, lilinl or well. Serve at meals, assimilated or night. A nourishing, is Always Fresh THIS is the time of year when the appetite just seems to demand sausage cakes—spicy, delicately brown, smoking hot right off the griddle. dred varieties of plain pearls, semi- precious stomes, copper, gold and sil- ver ornaments. Much ground re- mains to be explored, but already the collection is throwing much light on Philippine history in a period hither- to unknpwn. All of the specimens e been found near former villages, it is the Malayan custom to bury their dead beneath or near their houses. MAY MODIFY OIL LAW. Mexico Reported Planning to Ex- tend Time Limit Six Months. MEXICO CITY, December 16 (#).— It is reported, but without official confirmation, that the Mexican gov- ernment is considering issuing a de- cree extending for six months the time in which foreign oil companies may apply for ratification of land titles un- der the new petroleum and alien land laws, ‘The limit, as now fixed by the laws, is December 31. fO CALIFORNIA— TEXAS—MEXICO Via New Orleans The Washington-Sunset Route follows the path of the Sun—Tourist sleepi from Washington to California ly, without change. It is the economical and comfortafle way to travel. Write for illustrated booklet “B’ and fares. G. V. 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